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Month: March 2016

Good Morning El Paso: 03.06.16

the closures have begun. what you need to know about the road closures affecting i-10 and more. the undefeated anthony wildcats hoping to stay alive in the boys basketball post- season… just three games away from a state title. and the race for the presidential nomination continues. donald trump and hillary clintion holding on to

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Major freeway closure begins at 3 a.m.

we’re only 5 hours away from a complete freeway shutdown on el paso’s west side. crews will be shutting down both east and westbound lanes between executive and sunland park drive. the closures start at 3 a.m. but with spring break activitivites planned and a major event going on–the closure is likely to cause some

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2016 Color Vibe 5K

People of all ages spent their morning running, walking and skipping through the Color Vibe 5k while getting coated in colored powder. The race started at 9 a.m. at Ascarate Park and when they finished participants were greeted with a dance party. Proceeds from the race helped support the YMCA.

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Running for a cause

More than 100 people took part in the fifth annual Brain Injury Support 5k run and walk. The El Paso Brain Injury Support Group hosted the event Saturday morning with the intentions of raising awareness for brain injuries in the community. The race started at Mentis Neuro Rehabilitation and ended at the El Paso Botanical

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ABC-7 Listens: 03.05.16

vote on super tuesday? did you vote in the democrat or democratic primary? what’s the difference? a lot according to one viewer. here’s rick cabrera with your abc-7 listens. i’m sure you’ve heard us talk about it a lot in recent months … the democratic primary. and that is floyd’s primary concern. “why do so

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Good Morning El Paso: 03.05.16

new information on the las cruces church bombings… as the f-b-i reveals that there was a third device – and what happened to it. and major el paso roadways getting shut down this weekend. we have the roundup of all the traffic headaches likely this weekend. and with the fallout from super tuesday still being

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Andress loses to Wichita Falls

moves in the borderland. clouds will increase along with breezy to windy conditions and showers will develop late monday night in the west and spread over the entire area tuesday and tuesday night. the system should lift out later wednesday with a few lingering showers wednesday night just to the east of el paso. temperatures

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Man killed in crash on Doniphan identified

UPDATE: The man killed in a crash Thursday morning on Doniphan has been identified. El Paso Sheriff’s officials said Homero Pinon, 51, was driving a Toyota Camry when for an unknown reason he crashed into a Ford F-150. Pinon was pronounced dead at the scene by the Medical Examiner’s office. The investigation continues. ORIGINAL: A

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Socorro High School placed on lockdown

Socorro High School was placed on lockdown Friday afternoon as a precautionary measure after someone was found near the campus with a handgun, according to the district. A spokesperson for the Socorro Independent School District said the person apprehended was not a student. The lockdown was lifted as soon as police finished their activities. SISD

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Flint Water Crisis Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is a look at the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, where cost-cutting measures led to tainted drinking water that contained lead and other toxins. Facts Flint once thrived as the home of the nation’s largest General Motors plant. The city’s economic decline began during the 1980s, when GM downsized. In 2011,

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Former City Representative Stan Roberts dies

Former El Paso City Representative and longtime civic activist Alfred “Stan” Roberts died Friday morning, according to his family. He was 87-years-old. After serving the maximum four consecutive terms on council, Roberts ran for mayor unsuccessfully in 1999 against Carlos Ramirez, Barbara Perez and Leeland White. On his last day on council, Roberts said, “I’m

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Embassy Suites Renovations

the doors to the newly renovated embassy suits by hilton are ready to open tomorrow… but you don’t have to wait that long to see what’s new at the hotel abc-7 toured the hotel today… as you can see they have everything ready to go for tomorrow. including completely remodled suits… new furniture… and a

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Boy riding bike injured in crash

A 12-year-old boy riding a bicycle was seriously injured when he was struck by a car while crossing the street, according to El Paso Police. This happened Thursday around 4:43 p.m. on the 5500 block of Delta in south-central El Paso. Police said the boy failed to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic

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